There is growing anxiety in Singapore—and across many developed economies—about employment prospects. While public attention often focuses on fresh graduates, the pressure is being felt more broadly. Two groups, in particular, are navigating a tougher market: New and recent graduates (0–3 years of experience) who have not had enough time to build meaningful work experience or a track record Mid-career professionals who once had stable roles, but are now displaced—sometimes di

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Thrilled to share an enlightening experience from March 15, 2024, where I had the privilege of conducting a workshop on "Data-Driven...